Collection: About Other Books by Michelle Griep
Summary
In The House at the End of Moor a former opera star helps an escape convict return stolen jewels and clear his name.
A Heart Deceived finds a sister of a preacher and recovering drug addict trying to untangle a murder.
Stats
Genre: Adult historical romance (Victorian England and pre-regency England, respectively)
Series length: Each book is a standalone
Violence: The House at the End of the Moor has moderate violence, dealing with prisons and manhunts, though often humor interspersed. A Heart Deceived is darker (with a slight gothic fiction edge, reminiscent of books like Jane Eyre), with moderately high violence dealing with abuse, murder, and insane asylums.
Magic/Supernatural: None
Romance: Moderate but clean
Christian/spiritual element: Moderate overt threads woven throughout each, dealing with themes like redemption and justice.
Recommendation: Readers who like historical romance with some grit.
